How low does it dim on the lowest settings, say 50% or 5%?
30909
I have the lights on a dimmer. At the lowest setting, the lights provide a soft glow, far less than a tenth of their full brightness.
30910
I originally purchased multiple types/brands of LED units for different rooms which have different lighting. It only took a couple days before we decided the performance and quality of the Starpower LED units was exactly what we were looking for. We replaced all of the other units with these and could not be happier. The 2700K output (color) matched our regular flood bulbs exactly. Could not be happier with them.I was surprised to see how far the dimming goes down (and there is no humming sound from these units). As for your question, 5% would be about right if you asked me.
179259
There are four light settings on this: Off, Low, Medium, and High. There is a noticeable difference between each setting and the low is actually low and not a slightly dimmer high beam. I am never jarred awake by it when I roll over and my eyes crack open a little.
1838769
The dimmer has 7 different light settings. The lowest being completely off.
1567749
The highest setting on the unit is 65%. I would imagine that you would average a little under as it will need to continually turn on to keep the room at 65%.
2237438
The dimmer only saves the last percentage level that it was on. So if you set it to 50% and turn it off, it will return to 50% when you turn it back on. If you increase from 50% to 100% and then turn it off, it will not go to 50% when you turn it back on. These dimmers are meant for home automation scenes, so you can achieve the effect you are looking for by using a remote controller.
1511226
The minimum brightness of this item is quite dim, though brighter than a nightlight, but cannot be adjusted downwards. The Lutron MACL-153M-WH allows you to do this, though if you go too far downwards there may be instability issues. I note that my Leviton 6674-POW went bad after two weeks, maybe because we have an extra steamy bathroom. I've replaced it with the aforementioned Lutron, and adjusted the Lutron to achieve a dimmest level that is pretty close to night light level, using two Kobi Electric K8L2 8-watt G25 LED bulbs.
2211055
If you set it correctly, when it gets dark it will come on dimly then go bright at the time you select then go dim again when you designate that too. Neat!!
2246895
It does not go completely dark. I can set it at about 3 different brightness settings and the default setting is way too bright--it interferes with my ability to sleep if I don't turn it down to the lowest setting. At the lowest setting, it's hard to read the numbers in a day lit room.
200924
I just got these today. They dim slightly, maybe to 75% when the regular 65W flood bulbs are barely on.
418829
Just lightly tap the on off indicator. If you hold it down dims or brightens. Lightly tap
531592
The dimmest setting is very dim, only readable close-up. The brightest setting isn't all that bright - does not cast light into the room like a night light.
765278
The set I have will dim by 8 steps. The dim setting is a very soft glow, maybe the brightness of a single candle. That is on white, you can get it softer by changing colors. The brightest setting is enough to read by, but just barely. I was very surprised by the brightness of the strips, and the amount of control that you have.
1013179
Yup, press and hold the direction you want to dim (ie. press and hold the top button to slowly bring lights up, then press and hold the bottom button to dim.) when at the desired level, let go. Then go see a doctor about your, um, issue
1777267
Is it working at all? Set it to most sensitive and quickly look at a bright light, start adjusting from thereI set mine about quarter sensitivity and between 9-10 on darknessany problems let us know
860394
Up to 3 dim settings only and the lowest is still bright. What i just do at night is cover it with my phone
1721558
Mine do fine until you get to very low levels. Also seems to be sensitive to how quickly you move the dimmer- slower is better for avoiding a flicker.
743898
No it always, starts at the lowest light setting. Which is nice, since I don't always want that bright light first.